Audits and pricing
Start with a free audit.
A Website Audit sees what any visitor sees. A Code Audit reads the repository. Watch re-runs either one on a schedule and tells you what changed.
Same audit at every level. Paying opens more of what was already found; it never re-runs or re-writes the report.
Website Audit
Your live website, audited the way a real visitor sees it.
On desktop and on a phone. Links, forms, contact routes, search and sharing tags, cookies and trackers, speed, error pages, keyboard access and motion, and your menus and controls clicked through. Never behind a login, no forms submitted, no code.
Six things scored: positioning, journey and conversion, experience, trust, clarity, mobile.
Free
The verdict on your live website: your overall band and why, your six scores, your top findings and what to do first. Real and useful on its own.
- ✓ Overall band with the reasoning
- ✓ Six scores: positioning, journey, experience, trust, clarity, mobile
- ✓ Your top findings, at least three; the rest counted, not hidden
- ✓ One to three things to do first
- ✓ Three things that are already working
£149 one-off
The same audit, opened all the way: every finding with its evidence, what to leave alone, and a fix plan you can hand to a designer or developer.
- ✓ Every finding with its evidence, like a screenshot or the page text
- ✓ What is working and what to leave alone
- ✓ Findings grouped by root cause, prioritised
- ✓ A fix plan in numbered pieces of work, each with a done-when test
- ✓ An editable tracker and decision register
Same audit. Free shows the verdict. £149 opens the whole report, plan included.
For: For founders and small teams. Trying to decide whether to redesign, rebuild, or leave it alone.
A whole-site audit with the evidence attached and the plan included.
Want to talk it through? Add a 60-minute conversation with the reviewer, a six-page Decision Memo and a 30/60/90-day plan: £699 in total, crediting what you have already paid.
How the conversation works →One email when it is ready.
Code Audit
Your repository, read end to end. What have you actually built?
The codebase at a pinned commit: the dependency graph (cycles, orphans, dead code); every route traced from page to handler to database; the schema and its row-level security; auth on every route; integrations configured versus actually connected; committed secrets and known vulnerabilities; your own typecheck, lint, tests and build, run and recorded; and the tell-tales of unfinished work: placeholders, empty handlers, mock data on production paths.
Findings with file and line at that commit, each marked executed, inferred or unable to verify. Every user journey marked confirmed, partial, broken or unverifiable. A code-ready fix plan. Run it again after the fixes and see what is new, unchanged or gone.
Launch pricing, by codebase size
Small · £699
one repository, up to about 25,000 lines
Standard · £1,950
up to about 150,000 lines, or several repositories
Size is detected from the repository, not typed by you.
For: For anyone who built with AI tools, or inherited someone else's code. You need to know what works, what is half done, and what is risky, before you ship or raise money.
What the market charges for a senior engineer to read a founder-sized repository, with file-and-line evidence on every finding, in hours not days.
In development. Running on our own products first: 3 of 12 checks today, TypeScript and JavaScript only. Not yet for sale. Launch pricing is shown so you can plan; nothing is charged until it opens.
It never writes to your repository, never pushes, never deploys.
See the standard it is built to: our own Big Picture Planner, reviewed with full access to its code →Tell me when it opensWatch
The same audit, re-run on a schedule, with a what-changed report.
Every month (or quarter) your site or your code is audited again and you get the delta: resolved, new, worsened, improved. Automated re-audits, never management; nobody logs in and nobody touches your product.
Launch pricing
Website Watch · price set at launch
Code Watch, Small · £199 a month
Code Watch, Standard · £449 a month
Enterprise Watch · quoted, capacity-limited
It is a report, not an uptime ping.
Planned, after Code Audit. Not yet available. Launch pricing is shown so you can plan; nothing is charged until it opens.
Tell me when it opensHow you buy
One audit, opened as far as you need.
- 1. Start free. Submit the website. A reviewer checks the report and you get one email when it is ready.
- 2. Save it to your account. The report and anything you buy stay attached to you.
- 3. Open the full report for £149. Stripe unlocks it on the report page and credits any earlier purchase automatically. Code Audit and Watch will be bought the same way when they open.
What we never do
We never log in without your written permission or submit your forms. We never read code you have not given us or build it for you. We never call anything "secure" or "compliant" or put a personality in front of the work.
The questions people ask first
Who writes the report?
We collect the evidence automatically, then we read every report before it reaches you.
Will you build the fixes?
You get the diagnosis and a fix plan your own team can follow.
What if my site is huge?
We read up to 15 pages, the ones a visitor is most likely to meet, and the report says which ones it read. Need more? Get in touch.
What if it is not useful?
Read the reports on our own products first. They are held to the same standard. Refunds are covered in plain words in our refund terms. Refund terms
Is this a website teardown?
Not quite. A teardown just lists what is wrong. We tell you what is working, what is getting in the way, and give you a plan to fix it. You get clarity before you change anything.
Large codebases and enterprise
Bigger than the bands, or regulated? Ask for a quote.
Tell us what you are trying to decide and what we would be looking at. We reply personally to agree scope, access, handling and price before anything is shared. This is the one place we say "now booking": it is capacity-limited, and we will say so honestly if it is full.
Ask for a quote